Imaginary Road Blocks in Life

There are real road blocks in life and then there are the ones we create in our own minds. Things that we think are holding us back from getting what we want out of life or what we need. We can be so focused on the road block that we can’t see the way out. This is when we need to step back, look around and find the door! John 8:36 So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed

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